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if x>y and z>w then x+z>y+w. Prove it
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Another way you can look at it would be since x > y x + z > y or any variable you put in place for z will always be greater than y as well as z > w x + z > w or any variable you put in place for x will always be greater than y so this just states x + z > y + w since both values are greater. I'm not sure how much that helps, but it is a different way to look at it that is what i posted for someone asking the same question. Hope it helps.
x>y add z to both sides x+z>y+z and we know z>w so x+z>y+z>y+w we are done
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